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Sansa Clip 8gb or Fuze 8gb?

post #1 of 15
Thread Starter 
Trying to decide between these two. So far:

Fuze:
-expandable (huge plus)
-slightly larger but still small

Clip:
- smaller
- nice simple display
- USB cable (big plus)

Anyone know what the mA rating is for these?
post #2 of 15
for 8gb, i think it'd be nice to have the slightly larger display and more efficient way of navigation. the clip is so basic, but with the fuze it's more of an all-around player.

my vote is for the Fuze.
post #3 of 15
Thread Starter 
Keep em' coming!
post #4 of 15
Unless you want something that's ultra portable (e.g. for jogging) go for the Fuze.
post #5 of 15
well if it was me id say the fuze just because its expandable, if they both were then i would say the clip, small and simple basic screen would be fine, its an mp3 player who gives a crap if its got a bigger screen. its why i find the ipod touch the most backward idea in audio, making the whole device about the screen?????
post #6 of 15
The Clip lacks folder browsing
I'm gunna get a Fuze once I get the $.
post #7 of 15
At that size I'd get the Fuze just for the expandability in the future, I am currently am at 24gb with my 8gb and 16gb microSDHC.

For a Clip I wouldn't go much bigger then 2gb, I just do a random sync thru Media Monkey on to my clip for on the go or the gym.

pink
post #8 of 15
Thread Starter 
Yeah, I'm leaning toward the Fuze. I have to admit that I prefer the Clips display though. I'd love it if I could disable the menu on the Fuze to display only audio content.
post #9 of 15
Expandibility is key ... it allows one device rather than two... big issue.

My next DAP will be a Fuze only because of that single feature. Memory doubles each year and goes down in price. Get an 4g fuze and a 16g sdmicro card ($55). In another year you'll be able to get a 32g microsd card for under $70.

They should just sell these devices for cheap with 4g memories and expansion slots and let the buyer (like with cameras) go out and get the amount of memory they need.
post #10 of 15
Thread Starter 
Anyone know the mA on these?
post #11 of 15
I decided on the Fuze mainly for expandability. Another point is actually size: I have no idea whether the clip can be removed from the Clip, but according to spec thickness including the Clip's clip, the Fuze is thinner. It can truly ride in a credit card slot in the wallet; push a dedicated slider and the Fuze locks, so this works nicely.
post #12 of 15
Thread Starter 
Quote:
Originally Posted by spahn_ranch View Post
I decided on the Fuze mainly for expandability. Another point is actually size: I have no idea whether the clip can be removed from the Clip, but according to spec thickness including the Clip's clip, the Fuze is thinner. It can truly ride in a credit card slot in the wallet; push a dedicated slider and the Fuze locks, so this works nicely.
Yes, the clip is removable. But as you say, the Fuze is still thinner. I'll be picking up an 8gb as soon as I find a good price.
post #13 of 15
What about the audio quality is it the same?

Also I would consider the battery life,Its better on fuze...
post #14 of 15
Annoying little Fuze bug. I thought it went dead but it was only asleep.

With the last firmware, it won't play until drained: the sleep mode shuts down the player no matter what you set the timer to ('__', the 'never' option, is always ignored), so burning in for one thing is a pita. The best it can do is play 120 min before calling it a day; I checked the sandisk forum, and sure enough this had been reported by a user and forwarded by a forum mod to the firmware squad.
post #15 of 15
Fuze with e5
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